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"Discover the unique natural beauty of New Hampshire's famous (and not so famous) natural rock formations in these whimsical photographs by award winning photographer, PJ Saine. Unlike other glossy color photograph books, this one promises to improve your outlook on life."—Northern New Hampshire Magazine
Discover the unique natural beauty of New Hampshire in these whimsical photographs of the state’s famous (and not yet famous) natural rock formations.
Interesting New Hampshire factoids supplement the images. Did you know that the alarm clock was invented in Concord? That the first public library and the first credit union were established in New Hampshire? Franklin Pierce, the state’s only homegrown president, campaigned using the slogan “We Polked you in 1844; we shall Pierce you in 1852.”
This book will change how you see New Hampshire! These humorous photographs revitalize a traditional method of discovering the state: by identifying faces in stone. This book teaches you to appreciate a unique natural beauty that can only be found in New Hampshire.
"The book remind[s] one of of nature's sacredness."—Hippo Press (Manchester, NH)
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Award-winning photographer P. J. SAINE writes frequently, lectures internationally, and exhibits his photography in galleries and museums. An ophthalmic photographer for over twenty years, Saine is the author of four textbooks and over fifty articles, and formerly Managing Editor of the Journal of Ophthalmic Photography. He is a faculty member of Dartmouth Medical School and has lectured over one hundred times in eleven different countries. An exhibiting photographer (recent show: ‘Retina Quilts’ at AVA Gallery), his work is in the collections of the Toledo Museum of Art, the Wustum Museum, and Dartmouth College. His work has been featured on the Apple.com and Adobe.com websites. Saine lives in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Visit him on the web at www.pjsaine.com
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